Neutrik Americas NC6FXX-BAG Female Xlr Cable End 6 Pin

Product Description

The NEUTRIK AMERICAS NC6FXX-BAG is a female 6-pin XLR cable-end connector designed for field termination of multi-pin audio and control cables. This connector accepts a cable on the rear and presents a female XLR-style receptacle on the mating face, making it a standard solution for balanced audio, intercom, and low-voltage control wiring. It is sold individually and is intended for installation by audio-visual technicians, broadcast engineers, and experienced electricians working with multi-pin signal wiring.

This connector is used in professional audio, broadcast, live sound, and AV installation environments where 6-pin XLR connections are required. Typical applications include custom cable fabrication for mixing consoles, intercom systems, specialty microphone wiring, and other signal-routing setups that require a female cable-end termination. It is suited for both permanent installations and touring applications where field-repairable connectors are preferred.

Key Features

• Female 6-pin XLR cable-end configuration for multi-pin signal wiring
• Field-wireable design allows custom cable assembly and on-site termination
• Sold individually, providing flexible procurement for single-cable projects
• Compatible with standard XLR 6-pin mating plugs and panel connectors

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style cable-end connector for use with standard 6-pin XLR-format mating connectors in professional audio and low-voltage control applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV technician or electrician familiar with multi-pin connector termination practices. Ensure the cable is fully de-energized and any connected equipment is powered down before disassembling or re-terminating the connector. Use appropriate wire-stripping and soldering tools to terminate conductors to the correct pin positions per the system wiring diagram. Follow applicable low-voltage wiring guidelines and the equipment manufacturer documentation for pin assignments.